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Tho German LOptl,

Il BERLIN July The issue Of the frst
100 900 900 marks Of the new Imperial
loan oar has been subscribed for seven times
over. The bulk of those desiring to in
yeat in the loan arc private capltalis.s.
Tho applications Of Berlin parties alono
amounsto 400 600 marks. The NORTH Ger.
man Gaelic ( Prince Biamarck's q organ) 10
oye'joyed at such @ brilliant result, which;
It itregards as remarkable in view Of tho
low interest offered. = NJ a IS g g
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Train Pira.ea OutwIttad.

FoRr WonrH, TEX, July An attempt
was made yesterday to rob the through
KanDas Express on the Santa Fe Railway,
between Pendleton and Temple. 5a;!sst. ;:t,
The telegraph operator at Pendleton
auspected that something was wrong from
the strange action Of eight men around
the depot. 9 He wired the train dispatcher
ct Temple just in time to stop the e1press
train. An armed posse was speedily
raised and the train proceeded northward.
Hall way between Pendleton and Tenn
pie the train was tagged and an obatruc.
ton was noticed on the track. No sooner
had the train stopped than six men ct.
tempted to board the engine and cars.
The posse opened fire on them and one OF
the robbers fell and the others fled. The
wounded man was carried of by his com.
panions. Officers are atill out hunting for
the would-be robbers. ) I, ;,5:5il7 ''s;I, ~
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Mine Disaster,

MILWAUKEE,, July "A special from
Marquette, Mich, TO the Sentinel aays a
terrible mine disaster occurred this even
ing in the Sturgeon river mine at Metro.
politan. A number OF miners had Just
got the blast ready when the water rush.
ed into the mine so fast that many could
not eacape. Eight Italians are known to
be in the uine and are surely dead. B It
will be impoasible to recover; the bodies
before morning, although work will be
kept up all night. St.5: 5'S5i
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: Blaine Goes to E,lInburc.

LONDON, July 7.-Mr. James G. Blaine
left London to-day for Edinburgh. 10
He was accompanied by the Lsrd Mayor
Of London and Senator Halo, Of Maine.
The party occupied royal saloon
railroad 81 car, which waa 4 decorated
with flags and the Is Maine coat Of
afms. Mr.. Blaine will be the guest at
Edinburgh Of, Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, and
he 10 expected to speak at reception or
ganized BY the people OF Edinburgh 10
show. their recognition OF Iir. Carnsgie's
generosity to the city. l.til.,.,l -.
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Educational d ssooiatfo,,.,

Special Dispatch to the Inttl!igencer. .jg y
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July THE at
tendance to-day was larger than usual at
the Educational Association and the exer-
clses were full Of interest. Thomas E.
Hodges spoke in tho morning on the cub.
ject, "a Complete State System OF Educa-
tion, which was ably discussed. In the
afternoon Major J. NJ. Lee, Of Wheeling,
spoke On the subject, rs There a Now
Education 2" This was discussed by
many. Dr.. schaeGsr made fae speech
on the aubjsct. Tonight he lecturod to a
crowded house. = gi slIsi Fl a b !.t -
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ST. PAUL, MINI, July Some very
gloomy reports are coming from Southern
minnesota about damage to crops Of all
kinds by drought and chinch bugs. The
wheat crop is badly injured in spots, and
while the general crop Of the State will
be fully up 4 to the average, indi-
Yidual loaa in Mower, Fillmore,
Rice and Benyille counties, n will \ be
heavy. Ohinch u bugs are destroying
the corn IN most places, and that crop
will be shortened considerably. In the
central and northern portions Of the State
the crops are all right Crops in Dakota
sre doing well everywhere. I, ,ij;.::
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I, Verdict Against Bntleau,

g New YoRx, July 7.-Iudge Wallace to-
day in the United States Circuit Court
gave q decision in the case Of the United
States against Gen. Adam Badeau. Suit
was brought in the United states District
Court against the General Ito recover
Sl5.172 which, it was claimed, that he had
kept twhile he was Consul General at Lon
don. The result WAS a verdict in favor Of
the General. U. &. District Attorney
Walker carried the case 10 the Circuit
Court, which affirmed the verdict OF the
District Court. .{s4z iP55S y
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bulCus .f
Dr.. Joseph ". Love, tlruga, $50. 4;
N. Rogers, merchant, SIS. ~
Thomas Finch, household goods, SIS,
John Towles, household goods, SG0.,
Dorcao Leeper, housshold goode, $50,
Mrs. Dorsey, household goods, slO0.
Mrs. Rohrbaugh, restaurant and house.
hold goods. 5000. q, .ftl 3
A. Roberts, barber shop, $50.
George Mlckens, barber ehop, $50.
Ed Doll, household goods, $3.50.
Mrs. Doll, household goods, $50, Z,
Central Lodge I. O.. o. F., S75,
D. Barness, junk dealer, Sl25. Al 55 4
J. b. Gorkens, tailor, $3.50.
Gen. 6. W. Brown, Jusuce, 500.
John ". Deck, private Office, $3.50.
Z. Fallen, household goods, 500; in.
sured. = n 7s
William Watkins, damages to Airing.
ton Houae, $50. p N -
W. b. saudsbnry, furniture, $3.50,
Lewis Cole, shoe shop, $40. E.rsi
N. Baker, shoe ahop, $50. Z
viii Wilson, $500.
James McAvey, personal property, s35.
Leon lsaac, sr.. peraonal property, $3.50.
Court House, $50.
Hereford House, $40, fully incurred, =:
William Goley, druggist, $3.50. H
u. +. Vance, household goods, SlOe,
z Pat Jennings, building, $50.
Z. N. Cochran, law etIice, 5000.
O. y. Rurgoyne, shos shop, S75.
William Jennings, household goods,
= n a.+.# H \ . i I. 3 rH H p. .
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ASHES OF GRAFTON.
WILL RISE rlIGN1x-L1KE
And Now buildings will Take tho Places Of
Those that were Unsightiy-The, Com.
plete List OF the Losses and tho 4 Z
.gHiFNt Insurance Complaints,
Special Dispaieh 10 ne Inttliipalcr.

Special Dfsrateh 10 ne Inttllt1e,ior. v. y, .,l.-
GRAFTON ". Va, July 7.-some pro.
gress has been made to-day in cleaning
away the piles Of brick and charred tim.
Der that have filled the streets along the
scene Of the late fire, and travel Is again
easy. The plans in contemplation for the
rebuilding Of the burned blocks 80 far as
they have been announced are elaborate
and will add much to the good looks and
business facilities Of the town. Previous
to tho fire Mr.. Brinkmann had plans pre-
pared for the enlargement Of bis Opera
House. These have been changed come.
what and now comprehend the erection
Of a three.story. fre.proof building, ad :
joining the Opera House, on the site erof
the old building occupied by Musiar's
hardware and Coles furniture store. The
new Opera House will comprise the sec.
ond atory Of tho building and will bo one
OF tho finest in the State. F'ElEl3 5.'
Mr.. James Jennings is preparing for the
eyection OF a new business structure, as is
also DR.. Campbell. The site Of the Cen.
trsl hotel will also be occupied by q new
and commodious brick building. DR.. Jar.
rett contemplates the erection OF large
building to be fitted up for offices.
II 10 rumored that joint stock compa.
ny will be organized with view OF occu.
pying tho space bounded by Main, La.
trobe and Bridge streets with now hotel.
An ordinance Of the town provides that
all buildings within certain limits, Of
which is included the burned district,i
shall be OF brick. y d llsla f9IJ--' -
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TIE Belmont county authorities don't
seem to have q business-like desire to hold
on 10 MCCARTHY, the alleged bigamist; and
Mccarthy doesu't act like a man who
thinks ho is in danger OF being aent to the
penltentisry. The Wheeling police are
getting tired OF picking him up to no pur-
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TIE Register ought to know by this time
that II is not the habit Of the INrELL1aEN-
GER to feel the public pulse before it ad-
vanees an opinion. Neither does the
ISrrLLlaENcRR try to make cheap capital
against lis own city when its own city is
pursuing course Of prudent caution
looking to the protection Of the lives and
property Of Its people. Wheeling business
men will continue 10 be grateful to the
Register for helping In all sorts OF ways to
attract trade to Wheeling. Il s5 a b.
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KLEIN, on trial for treason to Germany,
exclsims, "Punish me as French spy. !
WAS born a Frenchmau, and am no Ger.
man traitor!" This Is the sentiment oi
the people Of Alsace-Loraine. They re.
gard thcmselves as French and cannot
grasp the idea that they have any part in
the German empire. When they get a
good chance they will take up arms for
the land they loyo. Germany is we'll
aware Of this. Hence these tears. si.S
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Dn. MoGLyNN was invited to Chicago as
a drawing card. His viut iooss up de.
tlcit Of round $1,000. McGlynn can't
stand much Of this sort Of thing. When
he begins 10 cost more than he comes to,
he Ia getting near the end Of his rope. "
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Jnilor Killed, ~

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, July This morn
ing when Tim Anderson, colored, assistant
jailor, went to the cell OF Reed Townsend
10 carry him his breakfast, Townsend
spraug to the door, seized the iron bar
used as q fastening and beat Tins head
into q jelly: The convict had a grudgo
against the keeper. ~ - ~
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IN the President's letter concer ming his
viait 10 st. Louis there are minor points
which might better have been left out. In
the main tho President ia right. He rec.
ognizas that the ST. Louis meeting Is to
bs q G. A. 3. affair, and that he should
no. in any way Interfere With its sncceas.
He realizes that, after all that has passed,
his presence would be disturbing ele.
ment. He is, therefore, wise and consid-
erate to decline the invitation Of the local
committee. ,s Z. y I--i -, /,
1tia much to be regretted that the Pres
dent Of the United States should ieel that
anything stands in the way of his meeting
on pleassrt terms any body Of bis fellow
citizens, but in this case something did
stand in the way, and the President do.
seryes the commendation Of his country
men for decling to be preeent. n III
That personal violence could, under any
circumstances, have been offered to him
by Grand Army men, is the remotest Of
possibilities and reyelting to contemplate.
In SO vaat gathering there might have
been public insult offered to the Presi.
dent, and that ths whole country would
have resented. The most probable thing
would have been tho sbssnce Of many
Posta rs a 1obuke for certain things the
President has done, aud therefore he. pru:
dently resolves to stay away. -is ,,G:$
This state Of affairs is unique in the his
tory Of tho country and greatly to be de.
plored. No other President has aroused
the almoat universal indignation Of the
men whose loyalty to their country is in.
dellibly recorded in the red pages Of theil
country's history. n ,{s,s;
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"a uhanlcp for All.

WAsH1SaroS, D. O., July IA civil sor-
vice examination Of classes two and three
(sl,4OO and $1,000 ior promotions in the
Surgeon General'g Office Of the War De-
partment, has been ordered for Wednes,
day, July IS. There are ninety.shres
clerks Of these grades to be examined. 9t55:3s.
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If St. Louis don't want the G. A. r. en-
campmcnt with the President loft out, let
her cay SO promptly. Some other place
will be glad to step in. What nuts ut
would be for Chica9o 10 crack How the
people Of that city would gloat over
taking good thing away from "the future
.vnok1U l... .N'IFrsH t .as.'.sL
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4 west virg,u,nuI In Trouble.

WAsu.sapcS, D. q, July IA. w.
Room, special pension examiner. has re- .
ported 10 the Psnsion Bureau, the arrest
Of Fred Brinkman at Weston, WA,
charged with demsnding and zetaini.ng
1 Illegal fees In pension claims, and Witn
1raudulently pretending to be an. oiticef
acting upon the authority Of the United
States. Brinkman WAS held in n bond OF
sl,oOo to await the action fof the United
States grand jury. iii,il33 Se
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Now THAT the Board Of Public Works Ia
completed again and composed Of men
who know what 10 to be done and how to
do 1T, let the good work go on before the
GUNNER Is past and the harvest ended. Y
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THE COKE TROUBLE
THE RuMoRED KILLING OF MIN
froves to DO False, but It Excitss tho HUI
/, gariaus who have not heard OF tho De.
hial-The plnksrtons Expect Trou.
bio In tho ksglon, However.

PlrrsruRaH, Pa, July IA Pou Union
town specisl Gays: s"At 5 o'clock thi.
evening Sheriff Miller received a report
that riot had taken place at the West
Leisingring coke works und TIM. four oI
the strikers had been shot and killed and
two othcrs badly injured. The news was
not surprising to tho Sheriff, who had left
the works only few hours before, and he
at once gave 1t publicity. In leaa than
twenty minutes the people Of Uniontown
were almost wild with excitement. It
was impossible to reach the West Leiaing.
ring coke worts by wire and reporters
and special messengers were dispatched
to that place, distance of five
miles. 1t was two hours before
they returned to q. report that no
riot had taken place, but before this time
messages had been sent out to strikers at
si1 or aevon coke plants near here and the
report Of tho killing set striking Huugari.
ans on the war path. 1t 10 feared that
wy VISA sNAoe nSAo sfodOtd Dclttt fHUfus
ing, as 1t is impossible at this hour to de.
ny the story. The Hungarians are excited
over the report that the company pro.
posed to have Pinkerton guards eyict
them. At meeting tonight thoy in.
formed Polish priest who advised them
to return to work, that they would all
fight till death, before they would submit
to eviction. 5.! IA, x. i,ftg9 "A .i
The Pinkerton men expect trouble,
They have received threatening reports
from the men in other parts of the region,
and all guards are under special orders to.
night. Should the Huns attempt to
swoop down upon us as they to-day
threatened" remarked one OF the officers,
"snd attempt to injnro any ono or burn
property, we will Kill, and II we do fire
more than four men will fall" II is the
opinion Of the officers that these alarming
reports are putin circulation in order to
enrage the 1900 strikers In the region, q
large majority Of whom are Hungarians.
The policy OF the operators Is an aggressive
one. They say the strikers must either
return to work or giyo way to those who
will work. S ~. - "a :, ,sli11
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Pl77spuRau, July 7.-Aliss Rose Cleve,
land, aiEter Of tho President, is in the city
on a visit to old { college friends. This
evening ahe attended a concert at Silver
Lake Park, and vas rendered quite an
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SsSfi Ackers

4 Blood Elixir is tho only Blood Remedy,
guaranteed. 1t is q positive cure for III.
GERS, Eruptlons or Syphilitic Poisoning,
II 4purihes the whole system, and 4 ban.
ishes oil Rheumatic and Neuralgic paing.
we guarantee It. Logan 4 Go. and O.
Menkemeller, {if5 Il Ii,i - z Z.
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In tho Strong Fortrsss-Tho 4 NIag,xIn es
s Saved. ~ ,5.y}}55
QuEYEc, July THE FIRE in this city
last night broke out in the stsbles attach.
cd to the barracks at the Citadel. H issj
The stable picket ia said to have beer,
asleep. The stables aud the sheds on the
ramparts are built entirely Of wood, and It
is the general belief that wooden buildings
in such an important fortress as the Cita.
del and in o place where large quantities
Of powder, are stored should not have been
tolerated. An Investigation will be held.
ii The excited citizens did not seek tboir
homes until 8 o'clock this morning, The
most intense alarm prevailed Throughout
the city until the fire was got thoronphlv
under control. At one time there wers
fully five thousand mon, women and chill
dren walking about the streeto, MANY
made their way to the surrounding, com.
try in carriages and carts and on foot. fear.
ing that an explosion OF the powder in
the magazine would occur, Thio feelinv
was perhaps most manifest along Chamn.
lain street, right under the great ior,ress,
as 1t was known that a great quantity Of
powder was atored ,therein.3 W hen, there.
lore, aeyerAl explosions occurred al mid
night, the people held their breath and
songht the best shelter availGbio, Ii$7 }ii,SS9.
"a The crowd on the Glacla and on tha hill
leading to tho Citadel, made torr;hIa
rush down the hill till they got where thew
supposed themselvea out 3ol $ran2c oi the
danger-rnisaiies, This alarm aubsided aome.
what when 1t was found that, no damage
was caused and the Subsequent explosions
caused little fear. S,1. 81,
The Governor Genoral'a and oflicalr,s,
quarters, stables Of artillery, hospital and
the Provincial Armory, which contained
25,O00 stand Sot arms were unipiu,ed.
The loss is estimated at sl5o,oOO; no in.
surance. ~ N u ' &. 2 z
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Irnn IYnrks lsnxnnttaa

New YoRH, July THE strike in Della.
natre iron works ia extending to a boycott
Of Ito products.8 Plumbeya are refusing to
make connections with Dalamsntre'a
pumps and builders to use its girders.
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2 -,4-..7'3i Z. =! !i'H 3 -fss I9Ha ,7siiiasi,-f
Bu1Hnria's Now Prince.

sTIRNovA, July Prince Ferdinand, Of
saxe.C Coburg- Gotha, was to-day elected
Prince Of Bulgaria by the sobranjo, The
announcement was received with great
enthusiasm. Il u IA Al;
1t, is reported if the Powers refuse to
recognize bis election the Sobranis intend
to abrogate Article 8 Of the Berlin treaty
and proclaim independence Of the coun.
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58W,'1Alslnllsaros, ~ N D: O., July Tho Gov.
ernment receipts since July i amount to
s5.477,6 ,6S4. and expenditures to Sl5,5o
4S7, Or sly 0,Os9. .SS in excess Of receipts. IA
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Many

" OF the good things Of this lie are aor.
rowlully let alone on account OF Dyspep.
ala. Acker'a Dyspepsia Tablets will euro
Dyspopsin, Indigestion and Constipation;
sold on a positive guarantee at Is and So
cents, by Logan q 90. and O. Menke-s
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4 Some Street announcements in London
these days: ."Freah: Jubilee SHerrinps," /"
"PrimeS Jubilee Ginger Pop, y ~ e Jubilee
Dripping, dropped to sd per pound, ""land
best Of all "Jubilee Flea Powder. = 4 W.,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

II James Boyle is under arrest at Spring
field, O., charged with the murder Of Dem
nia Mahoney. SS t531 q! iT.: Z
Andrew Green was fatally, burned by an
explosion Of q gasoline tank in the Stand
ard on Company's refinery at Lima o.
3Amoa Neal, Q Kentucky farmer, four
teen miles from Coyington, was Killed by
lightning while digging in his potato
patch. u "a. I, !,
q James D. Reese, q Winchester, KY,
having been disappointed In love, jumped
from q third story window Of his fathers
hotel and was instantly killed. 4. y 4
\ General Howard has been advised that
a general court.martial has been convened
to try the. Apsches who deserted recently
and went to raid In Arizona. 4siilEsfgS,f;f
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npttsr ruh Factorr, nurnrle, NED

ELalN, ILL, July Wood 4 Turner's
butter tub factory burned to the ground
this afternoon with all the contents. i Loss
over $50 900; insured SIC 900. t u
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1t II is when the dramatistis is most actively
and prohtably employed that he is looking
for 8 aituasion.--Alereaan Traveller, 4 lS6.s
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Too Much Insurance.

1..tf 400 Much Insurance..
To the Editor Of the Iuttll,9mntr.
slR:-Your correspondent from this
place makes an error in to.day's IsrsLLr-
aEScEn when he aaya l have s4OO insur-
ance. have but $500. aud it's almost
to be paid on q mortgage, go please cor
rect this error Tor me as 1t does me M in
justice. l hayo large family and los!
almost everything we had and do not
want to be misrepresented. i: 2l5 -.
!: li!ssi5E y MEs. M. J. WAgTugy.
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The Cookery Farm Dispute.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence. Il ,t}
CUMBERLAND, Nh, July 7.-The jury in
the Cookery farm disputs, rendered a
verdict to-day in favor Of Q. ]. Mayer, tho
defendant, in the sum OF $l7, $3.50. n = A s,
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Aid for Grafton Sufferers,

To the Editor OF the lnteHigtacer.
slR:-I see from your paper this morn
ing that there are no persons here need
ing aid. This is hardly q fair representa-.
ton Of the condition hero. There is a
feeling here against your city that pro.
hibits our authorities from asking aid from
you as corporate body, but if you would
give us something for the following per.
that it would be gratefully received by
them. I know that their distresa ia eucl
that they will gladly accept it.: Mrs. Dor
aey, Mrs. Christie Hayes, Mrs. Capitola
Rhorbaugh, Mrs. Frank Warthen, Miss
Dorcas Teeper, and a number OF others
have lost all, and they are not able for
battle for9 existence without aid. II
you send any money send it to F. NJ,
Durbin, caahier Of the bank here. 55
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N II you want to see a wild cat, simply
hold up the; domestic animal by the tall
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1.-THE INTELLIaEScER correspondent at
Grafton referred an inquiry Of the editor
OF the lNTELLldENcER to the Mayor, and
his reply was published in yesterdays
edition, in which he {the Mayor of Graf
tony says that no one is in distress. e.
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Machine Shops Destroyed

PlrrsnuRaH, PAo July The machine
shops Of the Pittsburgh q Lake Erie Bail.
road Company at CHARTERS, Pa; we're ae.
stroyed by fire tonight. 81 4,
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Ghe Q'F,t':el|Ii1qelrt::e,':s;:. |: !: !.
ontcst sos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
PERSONS lapino ne city for Inc nason, and Hmi.
me-, irattlus, can hare The DAILY ls1xILloENcER
mailed 10 them, postpaid, for 90 ees per month, he
a,Ldft,s being changed AZ oia, ns desired. Il
Tug Prealdent's common sense ia 70.
.urnipg. May be ho has stopped consult
Inc his constitutional advisers. II.

If the oGAl crematory Ia worth having
At all, 1t Is worth completing IN q 1esaona.
bic time. Much remains to be done be.
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